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Recently, as a result of, I don't know, I'm just going to pick a name out of a hat, Zoran Mamdani, we have all been starting to hear about a sort of anti-billionaire sentiment that goes something like this, to keep it short.

Abolish billionaires.

There shouldn't be billionaires.

Talk to me about where this abolish billionaires push comes from and where it begins.